In the current issue, David Ruderman explores the lonely life of Moses Margoliouth (1818–1881), a Polish Jew who became a Christian scholar and a minister in the Anglican church. Filled with religious certainty and intellectual confidence...

JQR 109.1 is now available, online* and in print.

How did the idea that Judaism is fundamentally bound up with law become so deeply embedded in scholarly and other accounts of Jewish history and culture?

Valentine’s Day seems a good time to draw attention to a pair of essays that appear in JQR on the theme of true love—one in...